Thank you to our 2019 Indigenous Peoples Day

Co-Sponsors!

International Indian Treaty Council

Tucson Borderlands Young Adult Volunteers

City of Tucson Ward 1- Council Member Regina Romero

Amber Healing Center

Indigenous Volunteers

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The Indigenous Alliance Without Borders is organizing a campaign to support Indigenous language interpretation and translation for the hundreds of Indigenous migrants and visitors coming through the southern Arizona border as they seek to be united with sponsors or request asylum. We are requesting that supporters send gift cards of $25 or $50 from Target or Visa to the Indigenous Alliance, which will be delivered to Indigenous interpreters and translators in the region. Language translation and interpretation are needed for 22 languages in Guatemala, in particular Mam, Kanjobal, Quiche, and Ixil, and 62 languages from Mexico, in particular the Nahuatl  and Mixtec languages. The United Nations has declared 2019 the  International Year of Indigenous Languages. Please support our relatives’ rights to understand their rights in their own language. The gift cards should be mailed to the

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Indigenous Alliance Without Borders

225 E. 26th Street, Suite #3

Tucson, AZ 85713

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These ARE NOT tax deductible donations.  

Join us August 10th 2019 for the International World Indigenous Peoples Day, and the Anniversary of Alianza Indigena. Danza/Music/ and Intertribal Dances. Food and drinks provided by H.O.N.O.R. Collective to raise funds to Canada.

Drug and Alcohol Free event. 

"Resistance, Rebellion and Regeneration. Fight all borders. Borders are not the way of our people. We are one family and will never be divided."

-Jose Matus, Executive Director, Alianza Indigena Sin Fronteras

 

"Can the spirit transcend geopolitical borders?"

-Patrisia Gonzales, Alianza Indigena Sin Fronteras

 

"We affirm the simple truth that the family of social constituencies from our Indigenous Peoples perspective includes all members of the public, and our relatives of the natural world, and we are only secondarily legitimized by our status as citizens or subjects of the established republics in the territories. We are not immigrants in our own continent of Abya Yala."

-TONATIERRA